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Judge Steve Cochran decided that the claims of Manson's former assistant, Ashley Walters, are "strong enough to let the case move forward."

Looking for a great place to work in Montana? Forbes’ 2026 list highlights the state’s top-ranked employers.

Coma's exit is due to "an unfortunate personal and private matter," the band stated on June 6.

Here are the essentials from a brief but record-smashing run of seven studio projects.

"Musically, we kind of knew what we didn't want to sound like," the bassist tells UCR, remembering the early days of the future punk legends.

The cream of the crop from rock's golden age.

From debaucherous tales of the Sunset Strip to chart-topping power ballads, Mötley Crüe have done it all. Here are the best songs from each of the Crüe's studio releases.

He may not have written as many as the others, but the ones he did are impressive.

This weekend, the band will return to the stage for their first show since 2015.

Target has issued an urgent recall for popular Up & Up brand baby wipes sold at Billings stores due to a dangerous bacterial contamination that poses a severe health risk to infants and toddlers.

Enjoy these tributes to Iron Maiden by battle-hardened veterans of the darkest genre of them all.

Here's what life looks like in the smallest city in each state.

On June 11, Yellowstone County will lay 45 Billings residents to rest. They passed away with no one to say goodbye, but you are invited to stand as their neighbor.

The full lineup for the Wilma Theater in 2026.

The duo continue to pursue a different musical style than their famous fathers.

These are the biggest rock and metal stars from Indiana, which is ranked as the No. 17 state in the U.S. by population in 2026.

Big Big Train, Haken, Pendragon, Spock’s Beard will also perform at long-running prog-rock festival.

From Blockbuster runs to third-degree burns on metal playground slides, relive the sights, smells, and unwritten rules of a classic '80s summer vacation.

A new documentary about the guitarist's career, from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows, showcases his seemingly endless fortitude and the remarkable relationships he's built along the way.

Mudvayne's Greg Tribbett has formed a new band with his brother Derrick called Dead Wyte.